Database

Sylvester george11-Feb-07 22:42

Sylvester george

11-Feb-07 22:42

Paste your connection string here
There may be some errors

Regards,
Sylvester G
Senior Software Engineer
Xoriant Solutions
sylvester_g_m@yahoo.com

Sushant Duggal11-Feb-07 22:56

11-Feb-07 22:56

Hi
I am using the same connection string for two projects.
One is desktop application and other is web application.
Desktop application is working fine, database connectivity is fine whereas I am unable to connect in web application.
Still I am writing the connection string for ur reference.

user id=sa;password=XXX;data source=XXX;initial catalog=XXX

Sushant Duggal.

Sylvester george11-Feb-07 23:01

Sylvester george

11-Feb-07 23:01

data source=XXX ? is it your local machine?

What is the OS for database server ?

Regards,
Sylvester G
Senior Software Engineer
Xoriant Solutions
sylvester_g_m@yahoo.com

Sushant Duggal11-Feb-07 23:05

11-Feb-07 23:05

No data source is not on my machine. I am working in a network.
It was working fine 1 month ago. From last month I was working on a desktopn application. But now I opened my previous project (web project) ans I discovered the error.

Sushant Duggal.

Sylvester george11-Feb-07 23:09

Sylvester george

11-Feb-07 23:09

I dont have anything more to suggest. Anyhow Please visit this link and try to solve your problem

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/328306[^]

Regards,
Sylvester G
Senior Software Engineer
Xoriant Solutions
sylvester_g_m@yahoo.com

Sushant Duggal11-Feb-07 23:50

11-Feb-07 23:50

Thanks for your effort Sylvester

Regards,

Sushant Duggal.

Aaron S.12-Feb-07 11:20

Aaron S.

12-Feb-07 11:20

Below is the correct syntax for both Web.config and Code Behind files.

Web.config:
-------------------------------------------------------------------<configuration>
<appsettings>

<add key="ConnectionString1" value="Server=ServerNameHere;User Id=UserNameHere;password=PasswordHere;database=DatabaseNameHere">

-------------------------------------------------------------------

Code Behind in your Application (C# example):
-------------------------------------------------------------------
using System.Data.SqlClient;
using System.Configuration;

namespace YourNameSpaceHere
{
public class YourWebPageNameHere : System.Web.UI.Page
{
public string strConnString1

private void Page_Load(object sender, System.EventArgs e)
{
strConnString1 = ConfigurationSettings.AppSettings["ConnectionString1"];
{
}
}
-------------------------------------------------------------------

NOTE:
Now you are able to reference this connection string throughout your code.

Let me know if this helps,

Aaron S.
Power Base Media

Michael P Butler11-Feb-07 22:43

Michael P Butler

11-Feb-07 22:43

Sushant Duggal wrote:
Hi friends,

I am getting a strange error. I am working on .NET framework 1.1.
When I work on a desktop application(C#.NET) and try to connect to SQL Server 2000 through my application, everything works fine and the connection is successfully established.
But when I use the same database in web project(ASP.NET/C#), I am unable to connect to the database.
I get an error:
"SQL Server does not exists or access denied".

I have carefully checked the connection string and everything in the code if perfect.

Please help me out.

Are you using Windows Authentication or SQL authentication

If you are using Windows auth, ASP.NET runs under an ASP.NET user and so that user needs to have permissions to your database.

Michael

CP Blog [^] Development Blog [^]

Sushant Duggal11-Feb-07 22:57

11-Feb-07 22:57

Hi,

I am using SQL authentication.
I am using the same connection string for two projects.
One is desktop application and other is web application.
Desktop application is working fine, database connectivity is fine whereas I am unable to connect in web application.
Still I am writing the connection string for ur reference.

user id=sa;password=XXX;data source=XXX;initial catalog=XXX

Regards,

Sushant Duggal.

Export data from SQL server 2005

Pete O'Hanlon12-Feb-07 3:01

Pete O'Hanlon

12-Feb-07 3:01

This is not an answer to your question, but rather a general comment. It is a bad idea to use the sa account as a general purpose access account. This account has special privileges which means that it can access and do things in your database that you really don't want to let outside users get access to.

There is a security principle about reducing the attack surface which applies here. If you only want the login to be able to access stored procedures and perform C RUD functions, then you really should create a dedicated account for it and use this in the connection string instead.

Sorry that I haven't answered your question, but I hope that this can help to remove what could end up being a security hole.

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Spaz8011-Feb-07 21:16

Spaz80

11-Feb-07 21:16

Hello

I am writing an application that should export some data from an SQL server 2005 server to an SQL Mobile (sdf file) on an remote PC.
What is the best way of doing this?

I want the user to be abel to choose witch data that should be exportet. So it is not allways the complete database that will be exportet

The user will then modify the data on the remote PC, and the idee is that he/she Smile | :)

then could "import" the data, with some merge (conflict solving) solution. Any idees on how to solve this is appreciated.

Cheers

Spaz

Calculating the Time length

minkinin11-Feb-07 20:14

minkinin

11-Feb-07 20:14

Hi everyone.
pls help,I am busy with the security access system which monitores arrival ,lunch and depature time,so I need to calculate the time length
eg my table looks like this:
Date Name TimeIN TimeOUT Length
12/2/2007 Myself 7:45 12:00 4:55

so how do I calculate that 4:55 which is the difference of TImeIN and TimeOUT,I need a sql statement or any calculation methods to do that.

Thanks in advance.

Blue_Boy11-Feb-07 22:05

Blue_Boy

11-Feb-07 22:05

Hope this helps

DECLARE @dd AS datetime<br />
SET @dd =(SELECT convert(datetime,TimeOUT) - convert(datetime,TimeIN))<br />
<br />
SELECT convert(varchar,@dd,108) AS minutes

minkinin12-Feb-07 0:09

minkinin

12-Feb-07 0:09

thanks,but is still not working because the datatype of TimeIN and TimeOUT is Nvarchar not datetime,I did that because I wanted to insert them as DateTime.Now.ToShortDateString();so how will I manage to get the difference of nvarchar datype fields.
help....

Blue_Boy12-Feb-07 0:23

Blue_Boy

12-Feb-07 0:23

try converting fields TimeOUT and TimeIN in varchar datatype.

DECLARE @dd AS datetime<br />
SET @dd =(SELECT convert(datetime,cast(TimeOUT as varchar)) - convert(datetime,cast(TimeIN as varchar)))<br />
<br />
SELECT convert(varchar,@dd,108) AS minutes